One early thesis written by this philosopher considers the theory of space from a Kantian view. Many posthumously published works by this philosopher were written during his tenure at UCLA and include studies of thermodynamics, probability, and induction. This man used "correspondance" or "c-rules" and "t-postulates" to build off Frank Ramsay's attempts to make sentences such as "are electrons real?" more empirical in his work Pseudoproblems in Philosophy. Along with Hans Reichenbach, this thinker co-created the Erkenntnis journal of (*) analytic philosophy. He argued against the Wittgenstein's reductive view of language in Logical Syntax of Language, and he claimed that all empirical statem
One early thesis written by this philosopher considers the theory of space from a Kantian view. Many posthumously published works by this philosopher were written during his tenure at UCLA and include studies of thermodynamics, probability, and induction. This man used "correspondance" or "c-rules" and "t-postulates" to build off Frank Ramsay's attempts to make sentences such as "are electrons real?" more empirical in his work Pseudoproblems in Philosophy. Along with Hans Reichenbach, this thinker co-created the Erkenntnis journal of (*) analytic philosophy. He argued against the Wittgenstein's reductive view of language in Logical Syntax of Language, and he claimed that all empirical statements should be grounded in immediate experiences in a foundational work of logical positivism. For 10 points, name this author of The Logical Structure of the World, a colleague of Moritz Schlick and Otto Neurath and Vienna Circle head honcho.
One early thesis written by this philosopher considers the theory of space from a Kantian view.
Rudolf {Carnap}